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The Cambridge companion to Christian political theology / edited by Craig Hovey, Elizabeth Phillips.

Contributor(s): Series: Cambridge companions to religionPublisher: New York, NY : Cambridge University Press, 2015Description: xiv, 305 pages ; 24 cmISBN:
  • 9781107052741 (hardback)
  • 1107052742
  • 9781107633803 (paperback)
  • 110763380X
Other title:
  • Companion to Christian political theology
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Contents:
Part I, The shape of contemporary political theology: -- European political theology / Jürgen Moltmann -- Liberation theology / Miguel A. de la Torre -- Public theology / Hak Joon Lee -- Catholic social teaching / Lisa Sowle Cahill -- Protestant social ethics / D. Stephen Long -- Postliberalism and radical orthodoxy / Daniel M. Bell, Jr. -- Postcolonial theology / Susan Abraham.
Part II, Contemporary questions in political theology: -- Scripture / Christopher Rowland -- Augustinianisms and Thomisms / Eric Gregory and Joseph Clair -- Liberalism and democracy / Craig Hovey -- Capitalism and global economics / Philip Goodchild -- Political theology as threat / William T. Cavanaugh -- Good rule / Peter J. Leithart -- Eschatology and apocalyptic / Elizabeth Phillips
Summary: "Interest in political theology has surged in recent years, and this accessible volume provides a focused overview of the field. Many are asking serious questions about religious faith in secular societies, the origin and function of democratic polities, worldwide economic challenges, the shift of Christianity's center of gravity to the global south, and anxieties related to bold and even violent assertions of theologically determined political ideas. In fourteen original essays, authors examine Christian political theology in order to clarify the contemporary discourse and some of its most important themes and issues. These include up-to-date, critical engagements with historical figures like Augustine, Thomas Aquinas, and Immanuel Kant; discussions of how the Bible functions theopolitically; and introductions to key movements such as liberation theology, Catholic social teaching, and radical orthodoxy. An invaluable resource for students and scholars in theology, the Companion will also be beneficial to those in history, philosophy, and politics"-- Provided by publisher.
Holdings
Item type Current library Call number Status Date due Barcode
Main Collection John Kinder Theological Library BR115.P7 CAM (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available J01055270
Main Collection Theology House BR115.P7 CAM (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available A00436675

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Part I, The shape of contemporary political theology: -- European political theology / Jürgen Moltmann -- Liberation theology / Miguel A. de la Torre -- Public theology / Hak Joon Lee -- Catholic social teaching / Lisa Sowle Cahill -- Protestant social ethics / D. Stephen Long -- Postliberalism and radical orthodoxy / Daniel M. Bell, Jr. -- Postcolonial theology / Susan Abraham.

Part II, Contemporary questions in political theology: -- Scripture / Christopher Rowland -- Augustinianisms and Thomisms / Eric Gregory and Joseph Clair -- Liberalism and democracy / Craig Hovey -- Capitalism and global economics / Philip Goodchild -- Political theology as threat / William T. Cavanaugh -- Good rule / Peter J. Leithart -- Eschatology and apocalyptic / Elizabeth Phillips

"Interest in political theology has surged in recent years, and this accessible volume provides a focused overview of the field. Many are asking serious questions about religious faith in secular societies, the origin and function of democratic polities, worldwide economic challenges, the shift of Christianity's center of gravity to the global south, and anxieties related to bold and even violent assertions of theologically determined political ideas. In fourteen original essays, authors examine Christian political theology in order to clarify the contemporary discourse and some of its most important themes and issues. These include up-to-date, critical engagements with historical figures like Augustine, Thomas Aquinas, and Immanuel Kant; discussions of how the Bible functions theopolitically; and introductions to key movements such as liberation theology, Catholic social teaching, and radical orthodoxy. An invaluable resource for students and scholars in theology, the Companion will also be beneficial to those in history, philosophy, and politics"-- Provided by publisher.

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